Funeral services for Mrs Margaret Powell Lease
Funeral services for Mrs. Margaret Powell Lease of 13 Poplar Street, who died Tuesday, are set for today at 4 30 p m at Clearwater First Baptist Church with Rev William L Brown officiating. Burial follows in Sunset Memory Gardens. Names Moseley Bobby Moseley Tim Moseley Carl Thomas T F Thomas and Glen Thomas listed as survivors or pallbearers.
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Clearwater
Margaret Powell
Poplar St
Clearwater First Baptist Church
William L. Brown
Sunset Memory Gardens
Feagin Services Set For Tomorrow
Lula Mae Glover Feagin of Langley died Wednesday. Funeral at 4 p.m. tomorrow at Burnet town First Baptist Church with Revs. G W Splawn and David Kneece officiating. Burial in Sunset Memory Gardens. She was a Bamberg native long at Aiken County and a Burnettown First Baptist Church member. Survivors include daughter Mrs John W Cochran Langley two sons Thomas Marvin Feagin Stiefeltown Howard Kneece Columbia stepson Amos Feagin Aiken step mother Mrs Cassie McIntosh Vaucluse sister Mrs Pauline Sanders Bamberg two half sisters Brenda Crenshaw Augusta Sarah Teetles Illinois three brothers Robert Glover Reginald Glover Graniteville Hubert Glover Columbia half-brother J M Buddy Glover Warrenville pallbearers Harold Freeman Seth Baker Wyman Barton John Hodges Charles Knight Charles Heath and Burnettown First Baptist Church men. Call at daughter’s residence Dunbar Extension Langley.
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Langley
Lula Mae Glover Feagin
Burnettown First Baptist Church
G.W. Splawn
David Kneece
Sunset Memory Gardens
Bamberg County
Aiken County
Burnettown First Baptist
Stiefeltown
Howard Kneece
Columbia
Amos Feagin
Aiken
Cassie McIntosh
Vaucluse
Pauline Sanders
Bamberg
Brenda Crenshaw
Augusta
Sarah Teetles
Illinios
Robert Glover
Reginald Glover
Graniteville
Hubert Glover
J. M
Buddy) Glover
Warrenville
Harold Freeman
Seth Baker
Wyman Barton
John Hodges
Charles Knight
Charles Heath
Cochran
Dunbar Extension
Moseley Funeral Planned Today at Redds Branch
Funeral services for Fred H. Moseley of RFD 6 Aiken are set for 4 p m today at Redds Branch Baptist Church with Rev J Cole Brown and Rev C C Allbrooks officiating. Burial follows in the church cemetery with pallbearers named as David and others.
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Fred H. Moseley
RFD
Aiken
Redds Branch Baptist Church
J. Cole Brown
C. C. Allbrooks
David
Aiken Standard Publication Details
Aiken Standard published each weekday afternoon with AP and UP articles. Address is 124 Rutland Drive Aiken South Carolina 29801 and box 456. Copyright and reprint rights are stated with no publisher responsibility for advertisement errors.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken
S. C
S.C
Associated Press
United Press International
Drug Abuse Program Set At LBC High
Bath The LBC Jaycees sponsor a drug abuse program at the Langley Bath Clearwater PTA meeting at 8 pm on March 5 at the high school A panel includes Aiken County Sheriff Paul D Grant Capt John Tebow Richmond County Ga Dr Kenneth Owens Aiken and B Henderson Johnson Aiken attorney
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Bath
LBC Jaycees
Langley- Bath-Clearwater
Aiken County
Paul D. Grant
John Tebow
Richmond County
Kenneth Owens
Aiken
B. Henderson Johnson
Stock Listings Quoted Interdealer Prices Noon today
Quotations from the NASD reflect representative interdealer prices around noon. Markets change through the day and prices exclude retail markups or commissions. Data provided by Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner and Smith.
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Merrill-Lynch-Pierce Fenner
Smith
Billy Graham Blames White News Media on Public Leadership
In Knoxville Tennessee evangelist Billy Graham denounces the white news media for shaping public leadership and exaggerating radicals. He cites the Black Panthers and notes his May 10 day crusade will attract 2 100 spectators but may not reach national TV.
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Knoxville
Nixon to Back Commitments and Welfare Proposals
President Nixon told governors that the administration will fulfill past and future federal commitments to improve the environment. He defended a $10 billion water pollution program, pledged $322 million in reimbursements for un funded projects, and proposed a $1600 income support for a four member family along with aid to working poor.
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Washington
Nixon
National Governors Conference
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Spiro T. Agnew
Congress
America
Former Agents Indicted On Bribe Charges
Two former federal narcotics agents, Hart and Patch, were indicted by a Brooklyn grand jury on taking a $50,000 bribe from drug smugglers. They resigned before the probe, were arrested in Goldsboro, and faced up to 10 years if convicted. The smugglers, Jackson and Atkinson, admitted buying a bar in Thailand and using it to ship heroin.
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New York
Dennis Hart
Richard Patch
Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Brooklyn
Edward R. Neaher
U.S
Hart
Patch
St. Louis
Bureau
Goldsboro
N.C
Dillon
Jackson
Atkinson
Thailand
Washington-Baltimore
Slaying Survivor To Resume Duties At Army Hospital
Capt. Jeffrey MacDonald, survivor of a triple slaying that killed his wife and two daughters, planned to leave Womack Army Hospital to resume duties as a physician in the preventive medicine section of the 6th Special Forces Group. The Army said his status remains that of a witness in the investigation into the stabbings, with no progress details released.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Jeffrey MacDonald
Womack Army Hospital
6Th Special Forces Group
MacDonald
Army
Colette
Kimberly
Kristen
Patchogue
Wey
Advisory Council Meeting Set At LBC High School Today
The Advisory Council of Administrative Area No. 3 will hold its regular monthly meeting at 7 30 p m in the LBC High School library. The public is invited to attend.
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LBC High School
Episcopal Church Bypasses NC Diocese on Grant Policy
Bishop Thomas A. Fraser reports the national Episcopal Church renewed a $40,000 grant to the Durham antipoverty group United Organizations for Community Improvement without his prior approval. He withheld judgment, saying fuller notice from the national unit was not provided. the diocese had asked for copies of applications and field appraisals after a $45,000 grant to Malcolm X Liberation University sparked protests.
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Raleigh
National Episcopal Church
North Carolina
Thomas A. Fraser
National Church
Durham
Fraser
United Organizations For
Malcolm X Liberation University
Five Marines Charged in Son Thang Massacre
Five enlisted Marines from the 1st Marine Division were charged with murder for allegedly killing 16 Vietnamese civilians in Son Thang village near Da Nang on February 19. The men, held at the Marine brig, face possible court-martial as Maj Gen Edwin B. Wheeler reviews the case.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
1St Marine Division
7Th Regiment
Marine Headquarters
Son Thang
Edwin B. Wheeler
South Carolina inspectors assure fair measuring practices
Inspections target scales meters and other devices with fees rising on reinspections. The department uses 22 consumer protection specialists across 16 judicial circuits plus Columbia HQ to test store scales and cement mixer truck scales. They also verify service station gasoline pumps to ensure customers get a full gallon.
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Columbia
South Carolina
Belmont Park sale totals include Spring Double at 250000
Sonny Werblin bought Spring Double for 250000 at Belmont Park sale on November 24. Fitan Fair and Count Challenger each sold for 100.
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Sonny Werblin
Belmont Park
Fitan Fair
Count Challenger
Erskine College Receives 5000 Grant From Gregg Graniteville
The Gregg Graniteville Foundation awards Erskine College a 5000 grant announced by Erskine President Joseph Wightman. The foundation secretary Carl W. Littlejohn Jr. delivered the funds, noting total gifts to Erskine since 1965-66 reach 27000.
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Due West
Gregg Graniteville Foundation, Inc
Graniteville
Erskine College
Erskine
Joseph Wightman
Carl W. Littlejohn Jr
Foundation
Milt and Dero Show May Enter South Carolina Governor Race
In Columbia AP report Dero Cook 66 Conway businessman and Milton J Dukes 53 Charleston preacher plan Democratic gubernatorial bids in the June primary. Both veterans of 1962 campaigns vow fresh runs with Cook citing open bars and Dukes shifting toward liquor sales by the drink in counties choosing open bars.
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Columbia
Milt
Dero
South Carolina
Dero Cook
Conway
Milton J. Dukes
Charleston
Dukes
Cook
Donald Russell
Ways Means Committee Clears Welfare Reform Bill For House Vote
The Ways and Means Committee moves to clear a reform bill closely matching Nixon administration welfare plans. Chairman Mills signals no block to approval, boosting hopes for House passage as governors seek revisions to shift costs to the federal level. The plan centers on a federal family support level of 1600 dollars, with food stamps possible and 30 percent federal funding beyond 3600 dollars, aiming for a mid March floor vote.
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Washington
Nixon
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
National Governors’ Conference
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mills
Rockefeller
Congress
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Phugusta
Read Metal Works Incorporated
Reynolds Street
James Bond
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HER Majesty’s Secret Service
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Fox Drive-in
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Credit Life
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